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The apparent open probability of PIEZO1 and a P1/P2 chimera can be dramatically increased by depolarized membrane potentials.

The performance of a Web caching system can be dramatically increased by integrating document prefetching (a.k.a. "proactive caching") into its design.

The immunogenicity of an antigen can be dramatically increased by displaying it in a dense, multivalent context, such as on the surface of a virus or virus-like particle (VLP).

In 1966, working with an American colleague, Ernst discovered that the sensitivity of NMR techniques (hitherto limited to analysis of only a few nuclei) could be dramatically increased by replacing the slow, sweeping radio waves traditionally used in NMR spectroscopy with short, intense pulses.

For the deeper horizons, an increase in overall Kd by more than 4-fold was observed on solids treated by either base extraction or H2O2 treatment, demonstrating that sorption to remaining soil components could be dramatically increased by fractional SOM removal and/or chemical alteration of the soil.

When the soil drying goes further to severely affect the leaf turgor, ABA will be dramatically increased by biosynthesis and deconjugation to initiate complex responses to different stresses.

Since phosphorylated γ-H2AX, cleaved casepase-3, and cleaved PARP were dramatically increased by KML001, the synergistic effects would be mediated by increased DNA damage and subsequent tumor cell apoptosis.

In addition, the thermal stability of PEO was dramatically increased by grafting onto C60 fullerene.

The agency's workload was dramatically increased by the Republican tax law, which tasked it with immediately implementing hundreds of complicated revisions to the tax code.

The yield of CNTs was dramatically increased by attaching a helical extension reactor at the end of the plasma nozzle.

However, turnover/binding of short chain substrates is dramatically increased by introducing a novel substrate carboxylate binding site close to the heme.